This original and important work examines the response of the Catholic Church to the partition of Ireland and the establishment of a separate northern state. Based on ecclesiastical archives in Ireland, Britain and Rome, and public records in Belfast, Dublin and London, it is presented against a background of antagonism between the Catholic Church and Ulster Unionists in the early part of the twentieth century. The Church's response was one of concern for both the religious and political rights of Catholics, and they took upon themselves the role of spokesmen for a beleaguered Catholic community. The book explores the difficulties of the Catholic Church in coming to terms with the existence of the northern state, examines the inter-relationship between religious, political and personal factors and highlights the varying attitudes of leading church figures. It assesses the political implications of humanitarian gestures, and the significance of the Church's statements in promoting certain views of the northern state and how such statements were perceived. Mary Harris argues that the Church developed as an integral part of northern political culture. Significant religious issues, such as education, were instrumental in detaching Catholics from the northern community at large, and in creating a self-contained Catholic community.

The Catholic Church and the Foundation of the Northern Irish State (Irish History)

History

HARRIS, MARY

Europe

Cork University Press

This book is about how growing up without my bilogical mother walking out on us leaving us with our father,giving my sister away to strangers. My father left us with his girlfriend and later met our new step mother. "Two weeks later, he went back and said to her, if you love my children then i'll love yours and i will treat them as they were my own, i can't let those people take my kids."

The Children That Nobody Wanted

Biographies & Memoirs

Memoirs

iUniverse

On the day Diggz and his boy take Wrrrussell to the dog park, they think they'll have fun. Instead, they run into bully trouble! But when Diggz and Wrrrussell discover a clue about their bully, LD John, they do something special that helps change things for all of the dogs in the dog park.

Stupid Dog (The Adventures of Diggz & Wrrrussell)

Children's Books

Harris, Donna

Animals

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Substituting rye flour, carob, almond milk, and other ingredients for foods children may be allergic to, these recipes cover everything from chocolate chip cookies to banana cream pie. Substitution charts tell how to convert recipes into allergen-free delights, and a buying guide shows where to find special ingredients.

My Kid's Allergic to Everything Dessert Cookbook: More Than 80 Recipes for Sweets and Treats the Whole Family Will Enjoy

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Nachsin, Wilma Selzer

Special Diet

Chicago Review Press

Created with the idea that a child’s diet should be healthy and fun, this inviting and easy-to-use cookbook features more than 100 delicious allergy free dessert recipes the whole family will enjoy. From birthday cakes and cupcakes to chocolate-chip cookies and banana cream pie, these recipes substitute rye flour, carob, almond milk, and other ingredients for foods children may be allergic to. 
This second edition includes updated substitution charts enabling any cook to convert family-favorite recipes into allergen-free delights, and a buying guide shows where to find special ingredients. There is even a chapter covering breakfast ideas, including pancakes, smoothies, waffles, and granola bars. It addresses the allergy and environmental food concerns that parents and caregivers face today as more and more children are diagnosed with multiple food allergies. Helpful tips cover how to avoid allergic foods while traveling, great snacks to take along for the ride, and how to create an allergy-free home.

My Kid's Allergic to Everything Dessert Cookbook: More Than 100 Recipes for Sweets & Treats the Whole Family Will Enjoy

Desserts

This title is suitable for experienced, newly-qualified and trainee counsellors and psychotherapists and those responsible for their training and development. "An Integrative Approach to Psychotherapy and Supervision" presents an innovative and flexible model for psychotherapy and supervision practice. The model draws on ideas from the psychological traditions of Transactional Analysis, Gestalt theory and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy to develop an integrated approach to working with clients and to developing a supervisor-supervisee relationship that can be adapted to suit the needs of individual personalities and situations. The authors lay out the theory underlying the model, how it relates to existing models of supervision, and demonstrate how the model works in practice using case material to illustrate the range of approaches that can be applied in a given scenario. This book is essential reading for both new and experienced supervisors, as well as those responsible for the training and development of supervisors in counselling and psychotherapy.

An Integrative Approach to Therapy and Supervision: A Practical Guide for Counsellors and Psychotherapists

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Psychology & Counseling

Jessica Kingsley Publishers

Schools, Mathematics & Work

Science & Math

Mathematics

Falmer Press

This book is concerned with mapping the intricate network of relationships between school, mathematics and work. Authors from several countries address aspects of the meaning of mathematics in use - in the workplace and in everyday life - and how this meaning should transcend merely arithmetic and training in basic skills. Contemporary issues, concerning for example TVEI and the role of the computer as an expressive medium in education are also discussed.

Mathematics is still the quintessential male subject. Throughout the world it is women who underachieve in it. And needlework still defines femininity: it is mostly women who do needlework. Yet it is often a highly mathematical activity - activity that goes unaccredited because women do it.Common Threads traces how, when national education systems were initially set up, school mathematics and needlework came to mark systematic differences between boys' and girls' education, and reveals the lasting influence in differentiated expectations for boys and girls all over the world. The book explores the mathematical content of a variety of textile activities worldwide and shows how these can be used in the teaching mathematics where expectations are low or where curricula are gendered or culturally irrelevant. It suggests how women, in particular, could gain greater economic independence if the mathematics skills they acquire while learning textile crafts were formally accredited.This book has implications for all involved in mathematics education, the education of girls and women, ethno-mathematics and development education. Its content impacts upon research and education policy and on adult education worldwide.

Common Threads: Women, Mathematics and Work

Politics & Social Sciences

Women's Studies

Trentham Books

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End of My Journey: The Conclusion of The Children That Nobody Wanted

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